Vivid at the Yates
under construction
Uses: condos, commercial
Address:
Address:
849 Johnson Street
Municipality: Victoria
Region: Downtown Victoria
Storeys: 20
Condo units: 135
(1BR, 1BR + den, 2BR) Pricing: $275,000 - $550,000
Sales status: sold out / resales only
Vivid at the Yates is a 20-storey, 135-unit below-market condominium tower situated along the 800-block of Johnson Street in downtown Victoria.
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Building Stats
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Construction start: 2017
Construction completed: 2021
Storeys: 20
Units: 135
Primary material: concrete
Parking type: underground
Total parking stalls: 63
Companies
Architect: Musson Cattell Mackey Partnership
Contractor: Campbell Construction
Developer: Chard Development
Condo Unit Details
Units: 135
Condo pricing: $275,000 - $550,000
Sales status: sold out / resales only
Target market: entry level
Subsidized: yes
Unit types: 1BR, 1BR + den, 2BR
Unit sizes: 475 - 1,000 sq. ft.
Parking stall availability: available for purchase
Commercial space details
Commercial lease status: in planning
Show centre details
Address: 845 Johnson Street
Show centre telephone: 250-385-6652
Additional remarks: Please note: the sales centre is open by appointment only.
Show centre e-mail: info@vividattheyates.com
Vivid at the Yates Discussion on VibrantVictoria.ca
RustyNail
• Feb. 4 at 2:47am
Yeah, that makes sense. I guess I'm just curious about the actual details.
Since this is an internal crane, is it going to remain anchored to the bottom of the building foundation (and also to the tower core) throughout construction, with crane segments being sequentially added as the crane grows skyward with the building?
Or, will the crane grow skyward with the building by raising the crane's base and anchoring the crane's base to successively higher floors?
Crane removal seems like it would be harder in the first scenario. In either case, how are those internal structural gaps left behind by the vacated crane dealt with?
Tried to look some of this stuff up but couldn't find specific enough answers.
Since this is an internal crane, is it going to remain anchored to the bottom of the building foundation (and also to the tower core) throughout construction, with crane segments being sequentially added as the crane grows skyward with the building?
Or, will the crane grow skyward with the building by raising the crane's base and anchoring the crane's base to successively higher floors?
Crane removal seems like it would be harder in the first scenario. In either case, how are those internal structural gaps left behind by the vacated crane dealt with?
Tried to look some of this stuff up but couldn't find specific enough answers.
RustyNail
• Mar. 16 at 4:38pm
RustyNail
• Mar. 16 at 4:42pm
15 Mar 2019
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Coming along. Still too early in construction for me to know if it's on schedule or not.
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Coming along. Still too early in construction for me to know if it's on schedule or not.
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